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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1908

Page

6

Local Briefs Round Up Visits and Remedies

Lynn Gordon visited Dover Sunday and M Ladeson was in Higginsville Sunday. Otto Bauerle and B Rokeland were in Kansas City, with Baskett also there. Miss Nell Shotliff and Miss Roxie Crum went to Kansas City Tuesday. C W Hays of Muskogee arrived for a short visit. Mr and Mrs J C McGrew Sr left for an extended East trip. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Little Early Risers advertised by Crenshaw & Young. BE M Davis returned from Kansas City. Mrs Clyde Patterson of Sedalia visited relatives. Frank Stewart and others went to Kansas City Tuesday. Kodol promoted for indigestion. Crenshaw & Young sell it. R A Megenity went to Kansas City on business. Rev A F Smith left for southwest Missouri. Delia Traifl of Kansas City visited. John Lockhart and Mary spent Sunday in KC. A T Johnson Jr of St Louis visited. Judge and Mrs T A Walker and C Dyer spent Sunday in Higginsville. Catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as constitutional. F J Cheney Co of Toledo selling it. One hundred dollars offered for cure failure. Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson returned from Kansas City. Ibara visited.

Nell Shotliff Roxie Crum Kangay City C. W. Hays Muskogee Oklahoma J.C. McGrew, Sr East DeWitt Crenshaw & Young BE. M. Davis Kansas City Clyde Patterson Sedalia Frank Stewart Wen R. A. Megenity Rev. A. F. Smith Missouri Delia Traifl Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Richard Johnson Kanne Ibara Hig

Free Delivery Petition Propels Lexington Progress

George Taylor led a Saturday petition drive urging free mail delivery in Lexington. Supporters cited orderly streets and numbering, and the Post Office faces a receptive, progressive movement. Florence Arnold left Monday for Ft Worth. Viola Sipe visited relatives in Kansas City.

George Taylor Postofice Lexington

Electric Bitters praised by North Carolina man

C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Electric Bitters meet all claims for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general weakness. He calls it the best medicine for chills and malaria and notes Crenshaw Young's drug store sells it under guarantee. Also mentions Geo B Gordon returning from Hot Springs Ark and Miss Rachel Andreen and Miss Elisabeth Morrison planning short trips to Oklahoma City and Kansas City respectively.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina

Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed By Local Citizen

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill, NC, proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best in the world. He says it cured his thumb felon and heals every sore burn or wound. 26 cents at Crenahaw Young's drug store. Mention of cigars and local establishments follows with unclear details.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapeli N. Cc Crenahaw & Young Amatom Annona Amatum Red Chesty

Starved to Death and Vermifuge Promise

A crumbled sales pitch notes that many dying children suffer worms and urges White's Cream Vermifuge as a quick remedy. It claims dramatic weight gain and asks readers to purchase from Crenshaw & Young.

Crenshaw & Young

Hinesley’s Cigar Factory Expands Wholesale Sales

Hinesley’s Cigar Factory announces full production with cigars available through all dealers. The item notes a sale on April 13 and mentions Miss Mayne Ashford returning from a visit to Mr. Mark’s Angel Food Cake. A market line advertises a quart of olives for 30 cents packaged in a Mason jar at a local grocer listing Jos, Leng, Oxst, and other shops.

Hinesley Mayne Ashford

Stomach focus for heart pain remedy promotion

An advertisement claims stomach issues cause heart pain and promotes Kodol as a remedy. It asserts relief after weeks of use and notes Crenshaw & Young selling the product. The notice also includes brief local social updates about Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Tucker, and Miss Nell Page visiting relatives and inspectors arriving.

Lightning strikes Central college tower causing damages

A severe storm Sunday night struck Central college tower with lightning. The event felled the flag pole, broke a window, and tore slate alonging, while heavy rain caused extensive crop damage across the area.

Central College

A Golden Wedding and a Healthy Liver Remedy Ad

A brief item notes a Golden Wedding and extends a health tip about keeping the liver active. It promotes Ballard's Herbive as the remedy to take 365 days a year, with a price per bottle and sale details listed through Cren shaw & Young.

Ballard Crenshaw & Young

Hamdingers Triumph In Pri Day Pandemonium

Hamdingers victory marked a strange day with William Cobb leading the team to a decisive win before cold storage. John Price captained the nameless aggregation as the score line read H tol.

William Cobb Hamdingers John Price

Edith Brelsford Returns From Kansan City Visit

Mise Edith Brelsford came back Monday evening after several days visit in Kansan City.

Mise Edith Brelsford Kansan

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J. L. Long Dallas Texas Account Grand Lodge B. P. O A. S Loomis Agent MO Pac R. R Lynn Gordon Dover M. Ladeson Higginsville Otto Bauerle B. Rokeland WN. E. Baskett John Lockhart Miss Mary A.T. Johnson, Jr St. Louis T. A. Walker C. Dyer Florence Arnold Ft. Worth, Texas Viola Sipe Geo. B. Gordon Hot Springs Ark Rachel Andreen Oklahoma City Okla Elisabeth Morrison Nand Metropoltan Senate Chamber Blultt Road House Mo. Pac. Ry. Co Lexington and Jefferson City A. S. Loomis Aily Io BO Oan Baily Ipa Sn Loois Sodailu Concornin AMY Con Haviile Home Page OEY Besin Ince Indagonigace Sun Jeffervon Bea Iy Ashbrook Ashland Wilkes John R. Gentry Maxie Young Wilkes Geo. Wilkes Red Bud Night Hawk Wilkes Aea Marshall Geo. M. Catron Warrensburg R. Todhunter GEO. W. Catron Lexington, Missouri Mark Mitchell Lee McFaddin Peter Kline Aullville BE. Tucker Horace Ardinges Louisiana Nell Page Mae Tron The Order of the Eastern Star Farm of Glover Branch Odessa Road Elm Park Percheron Horse Co Hambletonian Alexander Abdallah Administrator Pilot, Jr Nutwood Maud J. J America England Mary Myrick Slater Cold Wave Red Ink Greystone Park Exington, Mo Terhune Stock Arm Dover Road Winton and Lexington Percheron Horse & Jack Company Jas. A. Terhune, Mgr Wilson Brothers Hierle Building
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